“No, coercion undermines sovereignty”
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The Abraham Accords, beginning in 2020, represented a shift in Middle Eastern diplomacy by normalizing relations between Israel and several Arab nations through U.S.-brokered deals. Proponents argue such diplomatic pressure and incentives can reduce regional tensions and create economic benefits, while critics contend it sidelines Palestinian concerns and may not reflect genuine popular support in Arab countries. The debate centers on whether conditional diplomacy—linking normalization to broader geopolitical agreements—is an effective tool for regional stability.